A collection of various bash scripts for certain occasions:
⚙ atom-ide-clean-cache.sh - clears all tmp data and allows Atom to start fresh; for me it helps to fix the post-update issues when Atom stops saving tabs and each time opens with empty screen
⚙ cpu-memory-checks.sh - basic linux memory/cpu usage checks against defined threshold
⚙ logrotate-webservers-daily.sh - install linux daily logrotation on nginx/phpfpm webserver (debian/redhat) with ability to send logs to s3
⚙ proxmox-change-vmid.sh - script changing VM ID's on Proxmox VE
⚙ send-logs-on-termination-to-s3.sh - archive all existing logs before instance shutdown/termination and send them to s3
⚙ snap-remove-old-packages.sh - script removing disabled/outdated snap packages: either one by one or all at once
⚙ ssh-login-aws.sh - script facilitating ssh connections to EC2 servers in certain regions and with selected AMI/OS
⚙ sudo-as-root-without-pass.sh + root.exp - script automatically performing sudo su command with password inserted by expect command
⚙ tf-create-module-structure-getopts.sh - script creating or deleting directory for Terraform module with basic files (main, outputs, variables)
⚙ tf-create-module-structure.sh - the same script as below but without additional getopts functionality
/commons folder contains useful predefined functions which I've borrowed from the following repo: https://github.com/gruntwork-io/bash-commons
When writing bash scripts I tend to comply with the following style guides/cheatsheets: